Blau Monument Mesopotiania, Warka ( Uruk ) 2900 - 3000 BC. Named after a merchant a former Turkish medical service man. A deity god dispute or survival fight probably over land and property the dividing line in the centre represents land divide or territory warfare and similar bounding marking with six dots used in its depiction is in the french Lascaux cave by a Rhino duning six times at a border line showing conflict between a bison and a strange birdheadman also this six dot making is seen at the end of one of the Lascaux cave tunnels.( The six dots can also represent a clan of high status of gods as in summerian stone artifacts which the six later came to represent the six stars of the phelaides ) Aswell as a obvious numbering system and counting.

The capital A may mean balance in summerian a bit like a seesaw what goes up and down in a playing field and representing ownership and wealth.
The scene is depicting a balanced fight since the relax older elder shepherd - fish god having a phallus ( penis ) looking weapon to match the strength of the his younger aggresive looking opponant having no weapon but holding up his fist for conflict with bulging eyes, grimacing face and gushing teeth and his long head piece would probably place him as an Arabian and the other opponant with rolled brim hat may be from ( Anatolia ) Turkey , Lebannon or ( Persia ) Iran.

The dot probably has a meaning of one e.g : like in this fight 1 on 1 and could also mean end also check pro Elamite writing early Persian / Iran region.
As the deity god seems to be looking slightly sides ways making you feel this is being documented for this historic stone record as the other opponant say rocky eyes seems totally fixed forward. British Museum BM86260. Also see another Blau Monument with similar fish / sheepherd god deity